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LUDDEN q BATES $. NJ. III.

g HEET MUSIC, an immense stock, includinSl
- all the latest pieces published, at L. & B.
S. MI
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Open-front Shirts speciality at Belsin-
gers, "A Whitaker street.
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NOU know what will suit you best. ''possiblv
Il POcketbook, Purse, Album Scrap Book
Cribba9e Board, set OF Dominoes, backgammon
Board, game of some kind or we can SUNNY
you with one of those Amateur Photographerts
Outfits, or materials for making Paper Flowers.
in fact, with most anything you may want j
our store is cool, our arrangements for your
comfort many, and you are always welcome
LUDDEN & BATES S. NJ H
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Gents tourist shirts, new styles, 75c
each. worth 81 -. at Altmaver's
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The L. R. S. Suspender at Belsinger's, "a
Whitaker street.
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nELAYS are dangerous! Our Picture Sale
~ only lasts for few days longer; if you
desire to take advantage of present prices don't
delay. l.. O. b. S. NJ H.
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NOT by jugful, we don't sell goods less
~ than cost. but buying and selling for cash
enables us to handle large quantities of goods,
and enables us to offer bottom prices.
l.. & B. S. NJ H.
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Useful ARTICLES can be found in Brass
- Goods, which are ornamental and cost hut
little. We carry large stock.
L. & B. S. NH
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y UT if you don't think you want to buy Pic
- lures, bring in your old ones and have
them Reframed or Regilded. We can do it for
you cheaper now than later. L. G B. S. NJ H.
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Removal.

Collars and Cuffs at Belsinger's, "a Whit
aker street.
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So Boys Suits Reduced to So so.

Solid Comfort shoes at Collat Bros. ,
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The oentraps Monthly Statement.

The Central's Monthly Statement.
The July statement of the earnings and
expenses of the Central railroad, and also
the statement for the eleven months ending
July 81, is as follows
1886 1857 Chances
Earnings $40, 7e7 81 S42.. lOs co S26, $50 7S
Expenses. E. ga, 793 81 3bG ol3 a | ~, 249 %
Net -. .......l2l,034 40 $685. 16 d 1860 "a
FOR ELEVEN MONTHS ENDING JULY 81.
1885. 1887. Changes.
Earnings S. 705, 1851 So S5s72 esl so S166, 4a6 90
Expenses 3, 79i,005 rs 3,G9O,lS7 81 d 33,90S 23
Net......1 ,9S1 ,1G5 n 2,l6s.09i 90 900, 32S 23
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CLOTHING.

OUR STOCK at all times containing the
" apparel of correct and seasonabIe taste is
now complete with assortment of goods
which will be found especially interesting for
those preparing for the country
Particular attention is invited to our line of
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1t outrivals all-Dr. sages Catarrh Rem
edv
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SUNDAY NIGHT REHEARSAL.
Tho Opening Concert of tho scnson by Il
fHgA npern Hnusn Nrch.

The Opening Concert Of tho scnson by the
'Oporn House Orchestra.
The Opera House orchestra commenced
last evening Its eeries Of semi-monthly
Sunday night rshearsals arranged for this
season. These rehesrsals are intended
frat, to entertain the large number Of pas,
sive members the organization has, as a
slight recompenso for the support they
give to the active membara-the orchestra
proper; and second, to afford the PLAYERS
an opportunity to- practice in public the
new music 1t ia constantly receiving, this
practice being i%utersperssd on the occas.
ion Of these public rehearsals with popu.
lar and familiar selections.
ThiB season these rehearsals are to be
held in the large assembly room of the
Arion club house, on the South Side. q
pleasant place with good accommodations,
including acoustic properties giving to the
auditors the full effect Of the music. Not.
,w%ithstandiug tho disagreeable weather of
last nightthere was q large attendance and
the music was greatly enjoyed. The pro-
gramme wss as follows:
March-"Thrcc Emperorsn ..., Z, WcI,senbo,r
Overture-'La Mnetto do rortici'' 10. ~. ........A ubel
Ma~ll1-"Anna," from Nanon ................R Geuec
Grand selection from "a Eightin VenIce"J, Strauss
.Irduter schatz" Caprice d'Amour ...... ....,.. HerzoC
Fantasia for Clarinet oolo-.Mci DirndI is harb ii
|.G=hEaa aus+sg%- MP a., ..A EctbIp
Observation-Disclosures Bilderbosen" Musical
ed! Picture %g 5,s 80"
Norwegian Ballad for String Instruments-...... ...
"Graud Gallop 1niernale'' c. Koelling
Prof.. .. ". Spsil directed the orchestra
In a very satisfactory manner, and the ap.
plsuse was frequent and hearty.
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The church OF work--not that The y. NJ,
y. was the church Of Syon
o. church, but 1t has salYslationF to Tho
church. He spoke OF the Tendency
Of M.SO.SA. work the criticisms that
had beenpaseed on the Assoclatlon's work.
Tho Christian religion processes 10 make a
man. all he should 5be-to make him q
manly man: Manllness 10 what the world
likes; It has nc use for cant. n We fnd the
Y.M. GA. meeting inrpart this demand
ior2 manlinese. IL has 7 shown that o
Christian young man can be euch and vet
be a noted athlete or sportsman, There
!s nothing In q Christian life and character
that makes 1t impossible to enjoy Innocent
sport and amusement. Man Is someihinp
more than q brute Il Is true, but al the
same time be Ia o brute and this must not
be overlooked in developing him,
In closing he addressed himself 10 the
young men advislng them 10 20 forth hold.
Ing their work In tho highest! estimate as
being calculated to enable them 10 20
ahead with moro hope. Their work from
the nature oil II lslargely done In obscurity
1t 10 o pesaonal work and the reward is
equal to those who are faithful, In; The
lower epheres the aame Gs those In the
higher walks. lf5i TISlt
After further singing the congregation
was.dismlssed by Rev. Ell. D~ornblaser, o.
the English Lutheran church, who dsliv.
cred the closlng prayer mud benediction
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Though Il Failed no Draw tho People q

Though u Failed 10 Draw the People to
Witness II.
There was q crowd Of less than 800 At
the Capitol Rink Saturday night to Gee
the sparringa! match between Jack King, Of
this city, and Lem McGresory, Of; Cinein.
nrti. the nst. Joe kid..p The men were
booked to appear at 9 r. NJ, but the mem.
bers OF al. Fisld'a minstrel company
wanted to zee the sport, and the manager
very accommodatlngly waited, to the In.
tenae disgust Of the Gro wd. Local ANA.
teurs and boys filled In the time with al.
legged sparring.
II was nearly II O'clock when Jack
Lentx, Of Pittsburgh, was introduced 10
referee, and the two principals shortly ap.
peared. They spared four rounds, only
the last being at all exciting. In 1t come
fairly lively work Was done. Lsntx dc.
clared 1t q draw, at which the crowd jeer.
cd aud Kissed 60 TINT he ordered the mon
out for another round. King refused to
come, and the eight was given 10 the Kid.
Alter the announcement McGregory made
q little speech, expressing his Willingness
to spar King again any time for $500. It
was evident to everybody that King was
no match for him.
Bilson Jack, Of Pittsburgh, challenged
Tom Coughlin. Of this city, to fight lor
from $500 to $500 a side from the stage
Saturday night, and Coughin announced
bis readiness TO accept. iSyf
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AIWordIAbou Catarh,

Y.il Is mo mucous membrane, that wonderful
ieraiiiuid envelope surrounding tho delicate I'd.
sues OF tho air and io,d psssases, that CatArh
makes 10 stronghold. Once established, II eaa
INTO ne very Vital, aud renders lie but a lous.
drawn breath Of misery and disease, duilipg liz
tense 10Y hearing, y tfsnrnelllpg tho power OF
speech, Destroying tho faculty 81 smell, taintlsa
the breath; and killing the refined pleasure al
taste. lnstdiously, BY cree pipg on FROG 4 simple
old In tho head, It assaults the uacmbranons,
lining and enyelops the bones, eating tnrous6
tno delicate coats sud causing 10 liam, % alton,
kioushlng aud death. Nothing short OF toia}
oisdIcation will secure health 70 the patient, and
~ aileviauve, are nuply Sptocra.ttnated suffer.
lngs., leading 10 . iatGl termination saniordis
Radical Curc, By Iahaldiion and BY faGnai "a.
minlstrauon, has never failed : even When iho
asseaso hM mado trlghtiul inroads on delicate
constitutions. hearing, 5 kmell and taste hays
been recovered, and the disease thoroughly driven
ouI Elt.fEtsa N gVIttsa4
saniord's Radical Cure consists OF one bo,,le n,
inc Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent, and
one improved Inhaler, neatly wrapped III one
package, with full directions; price . i6.
4aS-EzG PorfIn Dnua A CuyvfcIi. M Ro.,o.
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d. u O. Change of Time.

On and after Sunday, November 20,
1887. Baltimore & Ohio trains. will leave
Wheeling, Eastern standard time, as fol.
For Chica7o and the west at $50 A. NJ,
$40 and 1000 P. NJ. daily and HIS r. NJ,
daily except Saturday.
For Cincinnati and st. Louis $50 A, N,
daily,311:15 P. N. daily, except Saturday,
and 2:45 AM. Sunday only.
Columbus accommodation at 2:o5 r, NJ.
daily except Sunday. &.
st. Clairsville accommodation at 1850
A. NJ, 200 and 5:45 P. NJ. daily except
Sunday.
For Washington City, Baltimore and
Philadelphia at $40 A. NJ. and 5:45 P. NJ.
Cumberland accommodation at $3.50 4,
NJ, daily excep. Sunday.
Moundsville accommodation at 1900
noon daily except Sunday. . ES.E
Grafton accommodation at 3:45 r, NJ.
daily except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh at 500 a. N. and ZOO r.
n. daily and S:lOA. NJ. and :45 P. NJ. daily
except Sunday.
For Washington, Pa, at 5:2op +. NJ. daily
except Sunday.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mra. George B.. Caldwell and daughter
are home from New York.
Thomai Glasscock, Of Tyler county,
formerly Of this city, is visiting friends
here.
Capt. Tom Wilson, OF Hillaboro, Dako.
to, is Waiting friends in Bellsire and
Wheeling.
Charley Stewart. OF Stewards Landing,
Monroe county, Ohio, is Visiting friendt
in the city.
Mr.. Alfrod Karr, of Cleveland, and Mr..
Edward Kari, OF Elm Grove, are visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. T. a.. Morton, OF Pittsburgh; with
her con Earl, is visiting her father, Mr..
George Bartholomew, Of Bridgeport.
Mr.. VIII Goetze and Mics Mary Goetze,
OF Genoa Junction, Wisconsin, are the
guests Of Mr.. Charles Goetze, on Sixteenth
street.
Alonzo Swarlz, formerly a letter carrier
OF this city, Is at present occupying a posi-.
ton with one Of the leading railroads in
Kansas City, and is meeting with success.
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Real Estate and Stock snles,

The sale OF two hundred shares Of Man.
chester coal stock, which was postponed
from Saturday week, occurred Saturday
morning OF tho front door of the Court
House. The stock was sold in block, and
started off ct 81 .Ol0, which was the last
and highest bid when the sale was post.
poued. Auctionser Hervey knocked it
down to Col. Jers A. Miller for $1,O25.
The par value Of this stock was SOS per
share.
Tho William Jenowine property, located
near schmulbach's bravery, was sold Sat.
nrday by W. J.. W. Cowden, trustee, for
500, TO the Mutual Building and Loan AS.
%Rociation. -
William P, Hubbard, trustee, on satur.
day sold the Kimberly farm, east Of the
city, containing about aeventy.three acres,
with a residence thereon, to the Crescent
Building Association for $1,000. The sale
was made by Auctioneer Hervey at the
front door Of the Court House.
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treatment. and Is only referred TO In expla-
nation ofu principle. No one would be 30
= foolish 40 10 expose o large burn 70 snch u
nrocess, as tho result would be palm into!era.
Z Ele. II ID said TINT u burn OF scald In extent
!, the slze OF one.thIrd tho surface OF the hui
man body Is incurable, for the reason
J TINT tho vital forces exhaust themselves
in trying TO rebuild or renew
has been destroyed by tho burn. Nature
hates any disturbance 10 tho harmony OF rs
action, and In is struggle Y overcome snch
an injury, oyerpowers Itself. !The excessive
heat, inhaled or absorbed weakens thc vltals
and nature has not sufficient strength, 70 20
into battle. These aro important things 70
know, for II Is only on true principles that
nature Is helped In Its struggle, and only
through ignorance that suffering is intcnsi-
fed or proves fatal where 1t could BIO re.
Z lieved.
with heat, steam, boiling water and COM
/. bus,ibles arc hourly injured bysome mishap
in the nature Off burn or scall, and thou.
sands have been cured of, such by tho best
known remedy for tho euro OF pain: Inc
II principle OF how II works explains Itself nitet
what hns been said. II nets as a counter
~irrItant on tho surface injured, gently draw.
Ing out tho heat caused by the burn, whiie
h,s sTo.rS G,n ~ paul an ! nI nIro ffoiiows' il Is q
specific for pains Of this kind and shon,o pt
kept handy where tire and steam arc used.
q 1}ut as n precauiion TO It's use where ser.
& Gus burns or scaldS occur, and that suffering
may not be intensified through ignorance,
read carefully directions for Its use accom-
p%anying every bottle. Thousands who tcstiiy
! 10 bcing cutod of burns aud scalds have beer
10 guided, and praise without stint tho vir
tues Of St. Jacobs OIL by which they hav'
been cured, r, 'T 1-1s 'St-'". 3
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Go ro selbelts ea,den NIX: aThankaa dtI

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A BRIGHT BLAZE
Ii. the Eastern Sky Causes E1altement-Ga Gas

In the Eastern Sky Causes Exaltement-Ga Gas
Burning.
Some excitement was occasioned last
night in the city by Q bright blazs in the
eastern heavens, seemingly tho reflection
offs FIRE at or near the County Infrmary.
It was feared that structure might have
caught fire. Vain efforts were made to
telephone connection with Elm
Grove, but nobody there responded,
which only Increased the apprehenslons.
Finally it WIS learned from an employe
on the natural gas line that escaping gas
had been isnited in some way st a point
between Elm Grove and the County In.
Urinary, making quite a lofty column OF
flame. The origin could not be learned,
but no damage was ap%prehended.
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fA,GlnskMorker,a ponih,

Mi. Peter O'Oonnell died at his home il
MARITIME Ferry Saturday night at s O'clock,
He$wns a prominent member Of the Glass-
workers' Union and that Organization
will attend his tuneralin q body. He wan
very popular with his fellow workmen and
a2hishly respected by all who knew him,
and! his death, causes general regret.
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a SNOWY SUNDAY


Winter sets In in Great Earnest all Of u
Sudden.
Saturday night tho weather took on o
sudden Wintry turn, and SNOW fell more or
less thickly all night and continued for
the most Of the time yesterday. The
snowfall WAS heavy enough to bring out q
few sleighs Last evening and the jingle OF
the bella wGs novel music.
The SNOW will do good, supplying to
some extent the place Of the needed rain,
and enabling stock to squench its thirst.
It will contribute, too, to prevent tho
atreamH from going any nearer dry than
they are.
The sidewalks were.quite slippery yea.
terday and the air sufficiently cool to make
one believe winter was here in earnest. /
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Children's Homo Thanksgiving.

Tho eighth annual Children's Home
Thanksgiving Sack gathering takes place
this week. Sacks for the purpose will be
distributed through tho city to-day
and tomorrow. They will be gather.
cd next Friday and Saturday and brought
to headquarters al No. 1923 Main street to
be assorted and doubtlesa the big room
will DO again lled with that abundance OF
potatoes, apples, flour, coffee, tea and ouch
articles OF usefulness as tho generous poo.
pie OF the city haye-in tho past shown
themselves willing to beatow on tho
Home. 4
It only requires small donation from
each person receiving q sack to make a
grand total and the msnagers count on
auch help this year as the Homo has never
received in the past.
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FIREsA AT BELLAInE,
Railroad Property Destroyed by Two Blaze
y Saturday. 9sE97EHlLUS

lsnllroad Property Destroyed by Two Blazes
Saturday.
Friday night late tho B. & o. shops at
Bellaire caught fire mysteriously, 1t is
supposed by the work Of an incendiary.
Tho city fire department was hcmpered in
It's work by Home n cutting ia. hose.
The origin Of this IRE was in the engine
room, and with tho grease and wood isiatu.
rated with oil \. BOO spread to the rool,
which, being Of tar, would have soon
made a great fire bat for the timely dis.
covery and prompt delugs Of water. The
loss Is about $500.
About @ o'clock Saturday morning Gre
broke out In the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
depot. There Is not the least clue as 10
the origin Of the fire. The freight sheds
and all the offices are q total wreck. Tho
loes will reach at a rough estimate about
$l2.0O The books wore all saved, except
the records pryor to October, which were
all burned. The blank forms were all
burned, and there was a very complete
set Of everything needed by the railroad
company.
Ono trunk belonging to a young
woman, whose nam is unknown, was
burned. Baggage Master Rederer Loaf a
good overcoat and lamp. J.W. Maring
Loaf $50 worth OF express goods.
The Adams expreea people lost come
valuablee, but their loss did not amount
to much. Messenger Hudson recovered
his cafe and found its contents all safe.
There was q great deal Of freight in tho
warehouse, all OF which wag Lost. Three
cars Of local freight, loaded on Friday,
were burned, cars and, all. Some of this
freight was saved, but very little. Several
Of the glasa houses had hauled freight and
the platform was pretty well filled. This
was all lost. All the current books were
saved, and work resumed yesterday.
Mr.. Gallagher gave the alarm OF the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh fire. He is bag.
gage master OF the Baltimore d Ohio rail
road at night and wa on his way home.
The Independent says: There is too much
drunkenness connected with the Bellai! 9
Ere department. There are q great many
good men connected with It, but they are
made to stand back by the bold and dash.
ing fellows who make the event of a FIRE
the occasion for a big drunk. Did this
rule not prevail, OF il the fellows who get
drunk would make Themselves scarce
when not in condition, it would be bette!
Tor the men and for the town. Besides
this under the present lead there is some
question ss to whether the town will run
the. fire department or the department
run the town in some particulars.
The Tribune has an articles in the same
strain.
There will be built on or near the same
ate q now two-atory brick and stone @. &
P. freight and passenger depot, The mat.
ter is in the hanus of Manager Greenfield,
and the architect will make plansimme.
| dietely. . !sgJs-
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GEO, III. sNOOR d CO.
GEO. M. SHOOK
s. 90.

L@-Hl .-L'Hr- a.#. .-#.. .'.#r. YAH.
We have just purchased from
a leading manufacturer the bal.
ance OF his stock Of Fall and
Winter Dress Goods at a great
reduction in price. This pur,
chase necessitates a cores.
ponding reduction on all Dress
Goods in stock /; we, therefore,
commencing with to-day, pro.
pose to offer everything in oul
Dress Goods Department al
lower prices than have ever be,
fore been quoted on choice
goods. Our immense trade or
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Do NOT "throw up the sponge" Try
the old standard remedy, Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price .25 cents.
&c; ONE and all to ssibert's Garden
Thanksgiving dny. ssT

lslfsaH " DeIIHIfos -
John: Dubois and vile are visiting at rounss.
nhASans Of steubeny!lle men have . to lay tho
John Wilson, Of tho Fourth ward, u building q
new aaailont 70 bis store room. IL q
NJ; klotz has the largest glass shade ever blown
In this city. blown by John Culph. So
Rev. William Eaton preached In aI5racant storr.
room on Jefferson street Yesterday morning. EgTi
The {. - P..people ran an extra with two coachea,
70 aug me; injured people at. steubeuvtlle ycster:
oa!s &sStS f93ia9N Stsa
ArsH II. Breene, Of. the p, q. 4 st. l.. and @. +,
Saices Ut atngo,t came down yesterday for a few
REV. 4. b. william, preached IN ia chr,st,a,ni
church Yesterday on the history Of the Christian
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, pantalOonings and Over.
coatlngs. which VIC arc prepared 10 mako
up In tlrst.class style at reasonable
"a full limo Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stock. ].
Cur White Unlaundricd Shirt, double
scanned, re.enforced front and back, at
SSo cents, is the greatcst bargain ever
offered. q. HESS & SUNS,
1878 1898 Market Street,
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GuNpAY,al
Indications,

Y AsatNaros, D. G., Nov. 2l.-For West
FERN PENNSYLVANIA, fair weather, preced-
Il eddy light SNOW on the lake, stationary
temperature, light to fresh aouthwestsrly
For WeetVirginis warmer, fair weather.
flight to freRh ~southwesterly winds,
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at tho Grand.

Harley Merry''H "Argonauta Of 49,
opens an engagement at the Grand this
evening. The Syracuse Courier says:
The "Argonauta Of 400 was played to a
packed house at the Grand Opera House
last night. The company is certainly a
strong one. The stage setting far exceiled
anything ever eeen here before. The
scenery alone Ia worth twice the price Of
I'D omission ; and the audience acknowl.
edged it by tho prolonged applause. On
the whole the "ArgonaptB', can be set
down;a as the success Of the eeeson,
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Typhoid Fever subsidlnr.

ClsclssArI, o., Nov. 2O.-Theerr,e; we're We
t%wenty;aix deaths from typhoid fever last
week In this city against forty during the
preceding week and reports indicate that
the number OF new cases Is materially de.
creaaing and the feeling Of fear of an cpl.
demic has subsidod.. i
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True delicacy Of flavor with true efficacy
Of action has been attained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. 1ta pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered II immensely popu.
lar. It clenses tho system, cures costive.
ness, etc. Messrs. Anton P. Hess, r.
B. Burt o. Msnksmeller and Logan 4
e., have been appointed agents tol
Wheeling, W. Va. q
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&sT. Louis, Nov. eo.-A special from
Morrison, Col, says: Yesterday afternoon
Alexander Gloss and John Ginnold omar.
relied over q fence; and as: Ginnold came
to his door Gloss ehot him in the breast.
Ginnold fred the contents Of both barrels
Of a. shot gun into Gloss stomach. Gloss
died in ttew minutes. Glnnold is in a
dying condition. 2